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How to easily create client loyalty.
Client loyalty is a fundamental component of profitability. When you consider what a client is worth to you over the days, weeks, months and years that they could potentially do business with you, it becomes very obvious that looking after … Continue reading
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Savvy sales letters for sticky times.
Pitney-Bowes did a study some time ago that showed that 90% of small businesses who used direct mail found it to be their most financially rewarding marketing strategy. Other studies show that at least 68% of customer attrition can be … Continue reading
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